Stitch or Panorama Software??

What do you recommend as a good versatile panorama software package.

I do have the stitch package that came with the Canon 300D but is there
anything better around?

thanks

PeterH

 

Yes.

Currently you can even do it all using free sw:

Autopano (from http://autopano.kolor.com/) generates projects automatically
+
Hugin (http://sourceforge.net/projects/hugin/) for fine-tuning of the
autopano results.
+
Enblend (http://www-cad.eecs.berkeley.edu/~mihal/enblend/) does
multi-resolution optimal blending.
+GIMP (http://www.gimp.org/) for any manual tweaks of the results.

Personally I use PTAssembler () instead of Hugin, and PhotoShop instead
of GIMP, but the results should be pretty much optimal in both cases.

Terje

 

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Fortunately, it is not expensive, either!

David

 

I get excellent results with Panavue.

 

I did suggest PTassembler in my origial post, but Alfred probably
overlooked that.

Terje

 

Photoshop Elements 2 has a panorama feature which works for me.
Occasionaly there are blending issues but for most photos it works
well

Robert Daniels